This article breaks down what you can expect HTML 5 to do and not do. The primary changes look to be native support for rich media like audio and video and some logical division of document sections negating the need for extremely common div classes - ie footers.

It also looks like some style stuff like underlining will become the sole responsibility of CSS.

This is going to wreak havoc on SEO.

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